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My interest in the study of life and the multifaceted field of science has been apparent since I was small and has greatly increased over the years. From watching the National Geographic and Animal Planet Channels daily, and dissecting insects for fun all the way up to now, where I am applying to Universities to study medicine. My love of science is just one of my reasons for choosing medicine. I enjoy a challenge particularly towards a rewarding objective and although medicine is a tough career it can be enormously gratifying, highlighted by the doctors I have spoken to during my experience and on a personal level.
To have a greater understanding of the medical profession and to confirm whether or not it was the correct career choice for me, …show more content…

Working there gave me the opportunity to interact with the elderly patients on a variety of occasions, which was especially enjoyable for me as I loved hearing stories from their childhood and earlier lives. As a result of my polite yet charismatic demeanor I was able to develop close relationships with many of the patients so much so that every time I arrived for my routine Saturday visit I would be greeted with hugs and kisses even applause sometimes. My strong work ethic also made me a favorite amongst the staff, as they knew I was willing and eager to learn and work just as hard as they did. Throughout this experience, I preformed a variety of tasks both individually and with the staff members that not only helped humble me but also develop my bedside manor …show more content…

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